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Richard A. Baker

Candidate for Massachusetts State Governor's Council - District 5 in 2018 Massachusetts 2018 General Election.

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Richard A. Baker

About Richard A. Baker

Professional Experience
New England Intellectual Property LLC, President (2010 - Present)
Hewlett-Packard Corporation, Director of Patent Sales (2010 - 2010)
3Com Corporation, Director of Intellectual Property Licensing (2005 - 2010)
Schneider Automation, Director of Intellectual Property (1984 - 2004)
General Systems Group, Software Engineer (1981 - 1984)
Degrees
Master's, Harvard University, Applied Mathematics (Computer Science)
Master's, Franklin Pierce Law Center, Intellectual Property
Bachelor's, University of New Hampshire, Computer Science and English

Government Reform

As a member of the West Newbury Board of Assessors, Rich Baker fought to maintain fair tax assessments amongst the taxpayers in West Newbury. As a Governor's Councillor, Rich will continue those same principles of integrity and fairness in the evaluation of judges and parole decisions. Learn more

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Massachusetts State Governor's Council - District 5 in Massachusetts 2018 General Election
Massachusetts State Governor's Council - District 5 in Massachusetts 2018 Primary Election

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